re: Did a ghost help this child?

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I'm suggesting it was the child and not a ghost.

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I don't think you understand, it was the ghost that helped the child. The child didn't help the ghost. That doesn't make any sense.

The mother may have been barely alive and used the rest of her energy and final breaths to yell "help" even though the coroner determined that she died at impact. Considering that coroners scientifically examine bodies to determine an accurate time of death, it's as outlandish to dismiss a ghost or guardian angel as it is to dismiss a precise science. The non-faithful believe the mother was obviously alive and yelled help just before she died, which means that the atheists are completely dismissing the scientific method which is odd because science is what those fools hang their hats upon.

David Blaine survived 3 days and 2 nights suspended upside down. This was not a magic trick. It was an endurance exercise. Many things come into play when suspended upside down such as heart health, chance of brain clot, heart rate, etc. Essentially a person can survive a little while suspended upside down if they are healthy and have a little luck on their side (ie. develop no clots in the brain).

Therefore, while it is impressive that the little girl survived, it isn't outlandish. To be honest, it's more incredible that she survived the initial impact/wreck than the 14 hour upside down suspension.

To conclude, I can reasonably assume both supernatural and natural phenomenon aided the little girl's survival.